Humic Granules - Root and Shoot Development - 1 Kg

Humic granules typically refer to granular forms of humic substances, which are organic compounds derived from the decomposition of plant and animal matter. These substances are rich in humic and fulvic acids, which are beneficial for soil health and plant growth.

1. Soil Amendment: Humic granules are often used as soil amendments to improve soil structure, fertility, and water retention. They can enhance the cation exchange capacity (CEC) of the soil, which is important for nutrient availability to plants.

2. Organic Matter: Humic granules contribute organic matter to the soil. This organic matter serves as a food source for beneficial microorganisms in the soil, promoting a healthy soil ecosystem.

3. Nutrient Absorption: Humic acids in the granules can chelate minerals and make them more available to plants. This helps in the absorption of essential nutrients by plant roots.

4. Water Retention: The humic substances in the granules can improve the soil's water-holding capacity, reducing water runoff and improving drought resistance.

5. pH Regulation: Humic substances can also play a role in regulating soil pH, helping to buffer against extreme changes in acidity or alkalinity.

When applying humic granules to plants:

• Application Rate: Follow the recommended application rate provided by the product's manufacturer. This can vary depending on the product and the specific needs of your plants.
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• Application Timing: Apply humic granules during planting, transplanting, or as part of routine soil maintenance.
• Incorporation: Incorporate the granules into the soil, either by mixing them into the planting hole or spreading them evenly over the soil surface.